The Pirate Bay gets booted out of Greenland in less than two days

Things haven’t been going very well for The Pirate Bay recently ever since the notorious file-sharing website had to scrap its plans to shift hosting responsibilities from the Swedish Pirate Party to the Norwegian Pirate Party after a local copyright enforcement group threatened the Norwegian Pirate Party with a lawsuit. In a recent desperate attempt to find a host, the site tried migrating to servers in Greenland, but now The Register reports that The Pirate Bay has been booted out of Greenland less than 48 hours after settling down on its frozen tundra. Apparently Greenlandic telecom company Tele-Post “decided to block access to two domains operated by file-sharing network The Pirate Bay,” which put a quick end to the website’s adventures in the enormous northern landmass. We have no idea where The Pirate Bay will go next for a home but it wouldn’t surprise us if the site really did give North Korea a try at this rate.